Sharp County record., 1887-10-20

The inspector general of the Irish con-
stabulary has ordered that the police VINO
did the shooting at MitchelStown be not
arrested
THE jury in the case of Herman Iuber,
the Union Hill IN. J.) Anarchist, after be-
ing out about twenty minutes, on the loth'
returned verdict of guilty.
THE jury in the case against Jonn
| O'Connor, on trial in the United States
District Court at st. Paul, Mimi, for
robbing the Minneapolis post-otce, re-
ported on the 18th that they could not
agree.
DIR. PORTER, president of the Key west
| (Fla.) Board of Health, having gone 10
| Tampa to investigate the epidemic, Sur
geon- General Hamilton has revoked the
order to DR.. Guteras to make such an in
vestigation.
"Doc" ANDREWS, one of the men men,
toned in Stairs confession as participant
ing in the Dexter (Me.) murder and bank
robbery, was arrested on the 18th. He has
lived at Bangor since about the date OF the
tragedy.
The capital of the Pullman Palace Car
Company, already at the enormous total
of $15, 1920, 900, was increased % per cent. on
the 18th, making the aggregate amount
in round numbers, nearly $2O,000,0OO.
A WINNIPEG (Man.) special to the st.
Paul Pioneer Press says: A letter from
Stewart, on the north shore of Lake Su-
perior, reports the finding of the bodies OF
two persons stoned to death by Indians.
They are supposed to be members OF some
camping party.
THE schooner Thomas L. Tarry, that
sailed from Gloucester, Mass, August IL
with crew of fourteen men, on fishing
voyage, is given up for lost with all on
board. She was last seen at anchor Sep.
tember 3, the day of the disastrous hur.
ricane on the banks.
MINNIE DEMORSE, the adopted daughter
of James Henderson, of Manistee, Mich,
confesses to poisoning her foster-father's
cows to get rid of having to milk them.
She set fire to Henderson's house five
times and smothered the baby of Hen.
derson, who died few weeks ago, be-
cause she did not want to nurse it. The
girl is only seventeen years of age.
THE council of French Generals appoint
ed to investigate the Cafferell matter,
pronounced General Cafferell guilty of
habitual misconduct and unworthy the
confidence of public office.
THE Civil-Service Commission has or.
dered an investigation concerning the en-
forcement Of the Civil-Service law and
rules in the Kansas City (Mo.) post-office.
The London Standards Paris CORE
spondent confirms the report that General
Boulanger has been placed under arrest
for the period of thirty days for insolence
in reply to interrogations by the Minister
of War.
The London Chronicles correspondent
at Berlin says he has learned from an un-
impeachable authority that the condition
of the German Crown Prince is precarious,
and that DR.. MacKenzie's treatment has
failed.
CONSUL GENERAL CARDwELL Of Cairo,
Egypt, in report to the Department Of
State, calls special attention to the sue
cessful labors of American missionaries in
the valley of the Nile. Nearly six thou
sand native pupils are in attendance at the
schools that have been established.
THE students of Dartmouth College, VT,
smuggled donkey into the chapel on the
18th, and the exercises had to be held
while the animal remained on the plat
form with President Bartlett and the
other members of the faculty, There was
much amusement over the affair.
SURGEON GENERAL HAMILTON writes to
the Medical Neaos that the fatal progress
of the disease atTampa prevents adhesion
to the theory that it is dengue and not yel-
low fever. He insists upon the necessity
of isolation, segregation, municipal clean
illness, careful quarantine and special hos
pitfalls.
GERMANY will not send a war-ship to
Morocco, but will ntrust to England the
protection of Germans residing in Moroc-
CO. This resolution is regarded in political
circles here as a proof of the cordial
entente between the Germans and the
English.